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Crab a Blessing, or Get Rid of Some Junk!

A Devotional Reflection by Diane Pierce

"Don't hoard treasure down here where it gets eaten by moths and corroded by rust or—worse!—stolen by burglars. Stockpile treasure in heaven, where it's safe from moth and rust and...

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When the bad memories won't leave me alone

Sometimes when my mind grows quiet, when I can set aside the thoughts that concern the moment or the immediate future, my mind goes looking for things from my past to think about.  This is good and bad.  It’s good that...

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Breath in Inspiration Devotional

Breathe in Inspiration; Exhale Life, or Inspire Inspiration to Aspire to Expire Inspiration for Others’ Inspiration – A Devotion, by Diane Pierce, © December 2010.

 

I had an inspiration just now to inspire you.  You might...

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The Cat Box Analogy

Has it ever occurred to you just how much the human brain and a cat box have in common?

I have a cat.  I love my cat, really I do.  But she stinks.  My cat can take a fresh pan of litter and create in moments a...

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Inside Out: The Door

While things are under construction i thought i'd entertain you with an attempt at poetry. Enjoy... or not.

 

I sat outside at midnight, Soaking up the moon's light, cold, and alone. In the dark, except for the Moon, and the...

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News Flash! Diane's Devotions falls to Lay Delegate News!

In what's being described as the worst natural disaster of the century, Diane's Devotions has been swept away by the flames of apathy. Building inspector Clouseau describes the scene in this way:

 

"Eet waz oul a beeg meestek. ...

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Integrating the Theory of Process with Native American Mythology

In the beginning of time, Creator sat the children around in a circle on Mother Earth and told each race about its individual responsibilities and its roles in the great sacred hoop of life. The sacred teachings were divided into...

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First Fruits

Grape tomatoes are small, sweet/tart, and if you aren’t into tomatoes, they can be a challenge to eat. Hey, sort of like growing spiritually… baby steps… take the good with the bad sort of thing… Generally first fruits are new...

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Finding Help for Spiritual Growth

Last week, I lamented that spiritual growth seems like this cryptic, wishful thinking, wannabe sort of foggy pipe dream. Okay, I didn’t say it like that, but isn’t that a fairly good description of how we feel about spiritual...

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Feeling Crushed for Christ?

The proverbial “They” are never quite happy unless “we” live a lie. The lie makes “them” happy because we’re conforming to their sense of what is right for them, not the truth of what is right for you and I. By association,...

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So What The Heck Does It Take to Grow Spiritually, Peter?

In my challenged understanding of the bible, in my limited spiritual education, I’ve been led to believe that the bible has most if not all the answers to living a spiritually God pleasing life. The answers seem so hard to find...

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Take a Walk

I don’t know how many times I’ve heard it said, or have said it myself… When what you’re doing hits a snag and the next step isn’t coming to you, its time to walk away and come back to it later.

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The End of All Things

I read this and thought, “Man, look how far off that statement is! Here it’s been some 2000 years and the world is still going strong.” Then I was reminded that the end is always near, especially our own.

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Surrender

I’m the first to turn rebellious when Peter or Paul tells his audience to submit to authorities, for wives to submit to husbands, or for slaves to submit to evil treatment. I want to rebel for them!

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Doing Unchristian

What a strong and beautiful name – Christian. It’s a special name given by Jesus to those who follow Christ. It’s a name that conjures visions of righteous doing – like mother, or teacher, or saint. These beautiful names are...

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